Fascists Don't Have Civil Conversations

Correct

"I think it's worth it. I think it's worth to have a cost of, unfortunately, some gun deaths every single year so that we can have the Second Amendment to protect our other God-given rights." Charlie Kirk

Again, where is the context?

The comparison of the Make America Great Again (MAGA) movement to the Confederacy is a contemporary political argument and a subject of intense debate among commentators, historians, and political figures. While MAGA is a modern political movement and the Confederacy was a collection of states that existed in the 1860s, some critics and observers draw parallels based on certain themes, rhetoric, and actions.
Here's an overview of the points raised by those who make this comparison, along with counterarguments and differences between the two movements.
Arguments for the comparison
Racial and nativist rhetoric: Critics point to the use of racially charged language within the MAGA movement and argue that it echoes the white supremacist foundations of the Confederacy. They highlight rhetoric and policies related to immigration and other social issues that are seen as discriminatory.
"Lost Cause" ideology: The Confederacy's "Lost Cause" myth attempted to romanticize its history and deny slavery as the central cause of the Civil War. Some observers draw a parallel to the MAGA movement's tendency to create a romanticized version of American history that disregards social progress and promotes a selective view of the past.
Defending Confederate symbols: During his presidency, Donald Trump openly defended Confederate symbols and opposed renaming military bases named for Confederate generals. For many, this rhetoric aligned with the defense of a racist past and fueled the perception of a connection to Confederate values.
Resistance to democratic norms: Some critics view MAGA's challenges to democratic institutions and election results as reminiscent of the Confederacy's rejection of federal authority and secession following a lawful election. The January 6, 2021, Capitol insurrection, where Confederate flags were flown, is cited as a symbolic manifestation of this comparison.
Authoritarian tendencies: Some sources have claimed that certain rhetoric and actions attributed to the MAGA movement suggest authoritarian aspirations, which they see as a modern-day continuation of the Confederacy's goal of establishing a separate state with a hierarchical social structure.
Arguments against the comparison

you googled that, didn't you?

Where did you get that played out MEME? Don't you have anything original or even a real account (charlies_not_dead_12)? Geez you even had to be 12 from that charlies_not_dead_. How unoriginal can you be?

First of all... Your Jordans are Completely FAKE! (sorry, had to do that)

Secondly... I'm 16, not 12.

Third... Google AI Overview has the similar format for that explanation, I know this because I Googled ANTIFA and it gave me a similar format for the overview.

Fourth... I changed my account name to this because I wanted to pay homage to Charlie because believe it or not, he supported free speech and he was respectful about his and others opinions. I chose the name to call attention to the real impact of his death. Stop with the disrespect.

It's customary to use quotation marks and decide the source for copy pastes.

It is customary to have original Memes and accounts too

Which you're not doing either. Spammin multiple copies of memes is not original memes.

Look, why don't you go back to posting more hot chicks, that suits you better.

Go back? I post 6 a day. I'm doing it right now in fact.